psychotherapy
- noun
- /ˌsaɪkəˈθɛrəpi/
- Specialized
- Many people find relief from their emotional struggles through psychotherapy with a trained therapist.
- psychotherapy and counseling
- psychoanalysis and psychotherapy
- psychotherapy patients
So there are three of these non drug psychotherapy sessions as preparation.
- So there are three of these non drug psychotherapy sessions as preparation.
- So it's actually based on a modality of psychotherapy known as internal family systems.
- One of them is the cognitive revolution in in psychotherapy.
- Yeah, did, did five years of daily psychotherapy.
- But one of the most important takeaways for me applies to all psychodynamic psychotherapy, I think.
- He is a doctor that operates out of the Bay Area who is a pioneer in ketamine assisted psychotherapy.
- You, you know, the one of the cornerstone activities of MAPS, if not the, is working with the FDA to get approval of MDMA assisted psychotherapy.
- For for mood, for mild to moderate depression than psychotherapy or antidepressants.
- So you are a psychiatrist in terms of doing therapy, psychotherapy.
Examples
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Lindsay has had enough psychotherapy to understand that her mother is emotionally crippled.
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A lot of talk therapy is referred to as psychotherapy or psychodynamic therapy.
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I mean, this is the age of psychotherapy, right?
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Oh, did you learn that in your psychotherapy group, David?
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Listen, maybe we could just order you some court ordered psychotherapy or something, you know?
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Now, Tony, very often in psychotherapy, strange things seem to happen.
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I think you ought to enter the exciting world of psychotherapy.
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You know that I have actually been through nine years of intensive psychotherapy.
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What Pepe needs is... ...a structured program of intense psychotherapy.
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And his insights became the backbone of arguably the most effective type of psychotherapy for depression, CBT, cognitive behavioral therapy.
Synonyms
Treatment given to help physical or mental health problems
The way people handle another person, group, or thing
Help and advice from a trained person to deal with personal or emotional problems
A small group that meets with a therapist to talk about personal problems
A type of therapy where a trained person helps you find and understand hidden thoughts and feelings
A way to change unwanted actions by rewarding the good and discouraging the bad
A meeting with a therapist for family members to improve communication and solve problems
A treatment that helps people change actions they do not want by rewarding better ones
A treatment where a person faces what makes them afraid in a safe place
A therapy where people act out real situations to explore feelings and solve problems
A therapy where a small group meets with a therapist to talk about problems
To treat mental health problems by talking and other ways that help the mind
Using hypnosis in therapy helps find hidden memories and treat emotional problems
Compounds
- Specialized
A therapy where a small group meets with a therapist to talk about problems
A group of people who meet to talk about their feelings with a trained therapist
How Intensive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Psychotherapy comes from the Greek parts psyche meaning 'mind' or 'soul' and therapy meaning 'treatment' or 'healing'. So psychotherapy is a 'treatment for the mind', often done by talking with a therapist to help with emotional or mental problems.